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Definition of situate in English: situateverbˈsɪtjʊeɪtˈsɪtʃʊeɪtˈsɪtʃəˌweɪt 1with object and adverbial of place Fix or build (something) in a certain place or position. 使（某物）位于，建于 the pilot light is usually situated at the front of the boiler 点火用的常燃小火一般位于气锅前方。 a conveniently situated hotel 一家交通方便的宾馆。 Example sentencesExamples - These areas are situated at the base of mountain and have been cleared of all the vegetation.
- A cafe is situated conveniently at the top of the hill and there is a pub within a few metres.
- The property is situated close to a main road.
- The development is situated close to a number of large business premises.
- This period three-bedroom residence is situated close to the Grand Canal on a street of terraced homes.
- The six-storey building is situated on an elevated site and will have retail units at ground level.
- Recently completely renovated, the house is situated on a half acre site with side entrance.
- The house is situated on an extensive site in a secure, quiet residential area.
- No fishing license is needed, as the pond is entirely situated on private property.
- It is situated in an elevated position on this popular coastal road and enjoys superb views of Dublin Bay and Howth.
- The new university campuses are all situated near military bases.
- The church is situated in an imposing position overlooking the village of Kildavin.
- This house is situated next to a renovated church on a quiet road close to the city centre.
- The stations studio is situated on the dumpsite close to the homes of the participating children.
- The school is situated in an enviable position next to the River Thames.
- This fine property is situated on a 0.5 acre site of private mature gardens.
- The site was situated close to the Stanmore Town Centre and to public facilities.
- A church is frequently situated within the old walls of a fort, built of Roman stone.
- The site is situated close to the golf club.
- Most of the craft shops are situated in a restored Edwardian stable block built around a courtyard.
Synonyms locate, site, set, position, place, base build, establish install station, post - 1.1 Put in context; describe the circumstances surrounding (something)
置于环境中；描述（某物）周围状况 it is necessary to situate these ideas in the wider context of the class structure 有必要将这些观点置于更广泛的阶级结构环境中来看。 Example sentencesExamples - Broken into extremely short chapters, the text focuses on the lives of these individuals, but provides little historical context with which to situate these case studies.
- And yet the context in which the judicial system is situated has changed radically in the last fifty years.
- I will initially sketch a context to help situate the care of dementia patients and the termination of their treatment.
- It is clearly necessary to situate these verses within ancient Mediterranean cultural codes relating to honor and gender.
- We must describe the present, but situate it in the forces and struggles of the past.
- What both works do well is to situate a set of ideas now very familiar to students of environmental studies in less familiar territory.
- Our secondary goal is to situate this exploration and analysis within the broader context of continuing professional education.
- Facing one's death when it is inevitable and imminent situates the person differently depending on the context and immediate past history.
- Articulating one's practice and situating it in context comes more naturally to some than to others.
- In the Conclusion to each chapter we have situated the material in the context of the relevant themes.
- At various times in the last 25 years, the journalist and writer, Paul Kelly has attempted to situate Australian politics in the broad context of national ideas and discussion.
- She situates her storytelling within a specifically literary context, and develops a double-voiced message, directed toward both a white audience and the black community.
- The author situates his analysis of American experts in broad context, including short forays into issues ranging from the history of American journalism to contemporary debates over multiculturalism.
- 1.2be situatedwith adverbial Be in a specified financial or marital position.
处于（某特定经济或婚姻）状况 Amy is now comfortably situated 艾米现在生活很宽裕。
adjectiveˈsɪtjʊətˈsɪtʃʊətˈsɪtʃʊət Law archaic Situated. 〔律〕〈古〉位于…的，坐落在…的；处于…境况的 the petty sessions area in which it is situate
OriginLate Middle English: from medieval Latin situat- 'placed', from the verb situare, from Latin situs 'site'. Definition of situate in US English: situateverbˈsɪtʃəˌweɪtˈsiCHəˌwāt usually be situated1with object and adverbial of place Fix or build (something) in a certain place or position. 使（某物）位于，建于 the pilot light is usually situated at the front of the boiler 点火用的常燃小火一般位于气锅前方。 a conveniently situated hotel 一家交通方便的宾馆。 Example sentencesExamples - It is situated in an elevated position on this popular coastal road and enjoys superb views of Dublin Bay and Howth.
- The property is situated close to a main road.
- The church is situated in an imposing position overlooking the village of Kildavin.
- No fishing license is needed, as the pond is entirely situated on private property.
- A cafe is situated conveniently at the top of the hill and there is a pub within a few metres.
- A church is frequently situated within the old walls of a fort, built of Roman stone.
- The school is situated in an enviable position next to the River Thames.
- The site was situated close to the Stanmore Town Centre and to public facilities.
- The house is situated on an extensive site in a secure, quiet residential area.
- The site is situated close to the golf club.
- Recently completely renovated, the house is situated on a half acre site with side entrance.
- This fine property is situated on a 0.5 acre site of private mature gardens.
- These areas are situated at the base of mountain and have been cleared of all the vegetation.
- The new university campuses are all situated near military bases.
- This house is situated next to a renovated church on a quiet road close to the city centre.
- Most of the craft shops are situated in a restored Edwardian stable block built around a courtyard.
- The development is situated close to a number of large business premises.
- The stations studio is situated on the dumpsite close to the homes of the participating children.
- The six-storey building is situated on an elevated site and will have retail units at ground level.
- This period three-bedroom residence is situated close to the Grand Canal on a street of terraced homes.
Synonyms locate, site, set, position, place, base - 1.1 Put in context; describe the circumstances surrounding (something)
置于环境中；描述（某物）周围状况 it is necessary to situate these ideas in the wider context of the economy 有必要将这些观点置于更广泛的阶级结构环境中来看。 Example sentencesExamples - Articulating one's practice and situating it in context comes more naturally to some than to others.
- It is clearly necessary to situate these verses within ancient Mediterranean cultural codes relating to honor and gender.
- At various times in the last 25 years, the journalist and writer, Paul Kelly has attempted to situate Australian politics in the broad context of national ideas and discussion.
- In the Conclusion to each chapter we have situated the material in the context of the relevant themes.
- I will initially sketch a context to help situate the care of dementia patients and the termination of their treatment.
- What both works do well is to situate a set of ideas now very familiar to students of environmental studies in less familiar territory.
- And yet the context in which the judicial system is situated has changed radically in the last fifty years.
- She situates her storytelling within a specifically literary context, and develops a double-voiced message, directed toward both a white audience and the black community.
- We must describe the present, but situate it in the forces and struggles of the past.
- Broken into extremely short chapters, the text focuses on the lives of these individuals, but provides little historical context with which to situate these case studies.
- Our secondary goal is to situate this exploration and analysis within the broader context of continuing professional education.
- Facing one's death when it is inevitable and imminent situates the person differently depending on the context and immediate past history.
- The author situates his analysis of American experts in broad context, including short forays into issues ranging from the history of American journalism to contemporary debates over multiculturalism.
- 1.2be situatedwith adverbial Be in a specified financial or marital position.
处于（某特定经济或婚姻）状况 Amy is now comfortably situated 艾米现在生活很宽裕。
adjectiveˈsiCHo͝oətˈsɪtʃʊət Law archaic Situated. 〔律〕〈古〉位于…的，坐落在…的；处于…境况的
OriginLate Middle English: from medieval Latin situat- ‘placed’, from the verb situare, from Latin situs ‘site’. |